Discover All The Can’t-Miss Fall Interior Design Product Launches Sure To Inspire
Like an autumn harvest, this latest crop of beautiful new products—wallcoverings, fabrics, furnishings and buzzy collaborations—is ripe with possibility.
Wonder Walls
In the world of wallcoverings, Phillip Jeffries has led the charge decorating beautiful spaces for 50 colorful, pattern-filled years. To commemorate the milestone, a new book, Phillip Jeffries: Walls: Inspiring Design One Wall at a Time (Rizzoli), has been released celebrating five decades of inspiration. Favored by designers and known for their wide range of offerings—everything from materials sourced around the globe to large-scale decorative panels, like the Art Deco-inspired Fable pattern seen above—the company already has their eye set on the next half-century.
Memorable Motifs
First row: Kerala Wallcovering in Forest / arte-international.com. Double Face Stripes Fabric in Terracotta Lime / schumacher.com. Pawleys Parquet Wallcovering in Palmetto Shade / phillipjeffries.com. Second row: Caryatid Braid Wallcovering in Papyrus / threefatestextiles.com. Echo Lines Fabric in Butterscotch by Great Plains / hollyhunt.com. Polar Fabric in Pivoine by Métaphores / kravet.com. Third row: Sessile Fabric in Bouquet by Kim Salmela for Crypton / calicocorners.com. Fulbrook Fabric in Red/Green by Colefax and Fowler / cowtan.com. St. Gilles Wallcovering in Brown by Anna French / thibautdesign.com.
Collaborative Efforts
When creative minds team up with beloved brands, the result is always noteworthy.
Full Suite
Ken Fulk’s anticipated collaboration with sister companies Perennials and Sutherland spans performance fabrics, wallcoverings, rugs (all shown above) and outdoor furniture. Influenced by Hollywood glamour, the collection features animal prints, classic motifs, whimsical botanicals, plaids and bold stripes that complement 1930s-inspired furniture silhouettes.
Legacy Line
Florida-based designer David Phoenix marks Hickory Chair’s 115th anniversary with a new series that distills inspiration from European antiques to midcentury modernism. The release yields stylish, workhorse pieces like this Ailey Spot Table.
Shared Vision
For years, interior designer Kendall Wilkinson and furnishing maverick Matt Quinn of Iatesta Studio have created pieces for Wilkinson’s varied projects. Their relationship has now blossomed into a lighting and furniture line, which includes this Ainsley Chandelier.
Architectural Splendor
Richard T. Anuskiewicz, lauded kitchen designer and founder of Raith Design, has unveiled a sink with Kallista that is sure to stop anyone in their tracks. Carved from a single block of natural stone, the Voussoir’s arches are evocative of ancient aqueducts. Six different stones and two sizes are available.
Artful Attraction
A twist of fate brought a collection to fruition when Knots Rugs creative director Bonnie Sutton discovered Alfonso Marina creative director Isabel Marina’s artwork at her family’s High Point showroom. The partnership resulted in three rug designs, including Uncertain Geometry (shown at right).
Fun & Games
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of her Highland House product line, North Carolina-based designer Barrie Benson delivers a collection of upholstery and case goods, featuring this high-gloss Brody Game Table and pair of striped Winifred Turkish Ottomans. Playful and heirloom worthy, each offering embodies Benson’s penchant for color and attention to detail.
New York’s Finest
There’s something for everyone in Carrier and Company’s second collection with Lee Jofa. Gracie Gardens is comprised of 39 fabrics, 13 wallcoverings and five trims, with a range of floral, geometric and block-print patterns that speak to New York’s diverse character, from Manhattan’s Art Deco architecture to the Hudson Valley’s pastoral charm.
Reflective Outlook
Marie Flanigan has joined the impressive roster of top talents collaborating with Mirror Home. The Texas-based designer’s assortment of mirrors reflects her interiors—timeless, sophisticated and refined. A total of 12 styles come in various finishes, such as the Addison Mirror (seen here) in antique brass leaf.
All Aglow
Brooklyn lighting studio In Common With has teamed up with historic Venetian glass company Laguna~B on the vivacious Lido Series, introducing four designs: a sconce, pendant, surface mount and chandelier. Made in Murano, Italy, using traditional glassblowing techniques, the pieces honor the evolution of craft around the world.
Haute Hardware
For her inaugural release with Art and Forge, Atlanta-based designer Suzanne Kasler blends the decorative history of France with India’s rich tradition of metalwork. This global perspective produced three distinct hardware designs with Normandy (shown here) made of 100% recycled brass.
On The Table
Sleek, sophisticated and memorable, these tables—of all shapes and sizes—are sure to stand out.
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